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Detecting Anomalies in Streaming Data, Evaluating Algorithms for Real-World Use

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Summary

Alexander Lavin introduces the Numenta Anomaly Benchmark (NAB), a framework for evaluating anomaly detection algorithms on streaming data.

Bio

Alexander Lavin is a software and research engineer at Numenta, building machine intelligence by reverse-engineering the neocortex. He specializes in anomaly detection and natural language processing (NLP). Lavin studied mechanical engineering at Cornell and Carnegie Mellon Universities, focusing on spacecraft engineering.

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Global Big Data Conference's vendor agnostic Global Data Science Conference is held on March 7th, March 8th & March 9th, 2016 on all industry verticals. The Conference allows practitioners to discuss data science through effective use of various data management techniques.

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Jun 01, 2016

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